“Chemvest Holdings US Inc. embodies the type of company and operational needs we envisioned supporting when we set out to develop [Dayton, Tex.-based] Gulf Inland Logistics Park,” said Marcus Goering, Principal of Liberty Development Partners, during the June 12 announcement.
In 2022, Liberty Development Partners—comprising Connor Investment Real Estate and Logistics and Development Resources—closed on the purchase of the 1,158-acre industrial park, 200 acres of adjacent land, and the CMC Railroad that serves the park.
Gulf Inland Logistics Park offers direct access to BNSF, Union Pacific (UP), Grand Parkway, and U.S. Highway 90, and nearby access to Interstate 10, Interstate 59, Interstate 45, and State Highway 146 (see map below and scroll down for a fact sheet). It is within 100 miles of five Texas ports: Houston, Beaumont, Port Arthur, Galveston and Freeport.
Woodlands/I-45: 35 Miles
Downtown Houston: 30 Miles
IAH Airport: 30 Miles
Hobby Airport: 35 Miles
Port of Houston: 35 Miles
Beaumont: 50 Miles
(Map Courtesy of Liberty Development Partners)
OmniSource last fall purchased a 55-acre tract within the park to expand its metals recycling operations along the Gulf Coast.
“The Gulf Coast Region’s manufacturing sector is flourishing, presenting significant opportunities for growth,” said Paul Connor, Principal of Connor Investment Real Estate. “The addition of Chemvest Holdings US Inc. underscores the park’s role as a critical hub for companies looking to capitalize on regional strengths. We are excited to support their construction efforts and to see them leverage the full potential of the park’s resources.”
Newmark represented Chemvest Holdings US Inc. in acquiring the rail-served acreage, and Cushman & Wakefield represented Liberty Development Partners in the transaction.
